Rev City Church

While our God is the God of generations, each generation has a unique responsibility to raise up those who come after us, so that they will know His goodness and faithfulness. God is always preparing the next generation!

Many are familiar with the phrase “going the extra mile,” but some may not realize this concept was directly inspired by the words of Jesus. When we go the extra mile in our service of others, God is glorified and we are positioned for the purposes and blessings the Lord has for our lives. 

When Jonah was resisting and running from God’s purpose for his life, God orchestrated circumstances to keep him connected to his calling, giving him a second chance to fulfill his purpose. In our lives, God is still the God of second chances!

The entire Bible is pointing to and preparing the way for the life and ministry of Jesus. In the life of David, we see foreshadowing of the life-changing ministry of Jesus. Both won the victory as one for all!

Ezekiel and the valley of dry bones is a picture of what the Lord is still doing today—reviving dead and dormant things back to life!

Adam was in the garden, before sin, and enjoying perfect relationship with God and God said “it is not good for him to be alone." Something powerful begins to happen when the way we live out our faith shifts from ME to WE. We were created for relationship!

Adam was in the garden, before sin, and enjoying perfect relationship with God and God said “it is not good for him to be alone." Something powerful begins to happen when the way we live out our faith shifts from ME to WE. We were created for relationship!

Sometimes one Word from God, one moment with God, and one touch from God can shift things, transform things, heal things, and forgive things beyond what any process of the world could ever do. He wants to do that in your life today!

Regardless of how much love and affirmation you may or may not have received from your earthly father figure, the Gospel is your Heavenly Father’s emphatic statement of unrelenting, undefeated, never-ending love, and affirmation to you and to me! The love of the Father towards you is unconditional. It is not performance based. God decided in advance to adopt us into his own family by bringing us to himself through Jesus Christ. This is what He wanted to do, and it gave Him great pleasure. He is first a father!

In Isaiah 6:1-8, a nation is shaken by the death of its king, but Isaiah discovers that God's throne is still occupied. As he encounters the Lord in all His holiness, Isaiah is overwhelmed by his own sinfulness and cries: “Woe is me!” Yet God doesn't leave him there. He cleanses, restores, and calls him into His purpose. This powerful passage challenges us to move beyond casual Christianity, rediscover the fear of the Lord, and respond to His call with the same words Isaiah spoke: “Here I am. Send me.”